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Agriculture alters the ancestral phenological plasticity to spring warmth in a forest specialist, but not in its generalist sister species

2023-10-11

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1+1Phenological adjustment is the first line of adaptive response of vertebrates when ancestral seasonality is disrupted by climate change. The prevailing response is to reproduce earlier in warmer springs, but habitat changes, such as conversion of ancestral (pre-human) habitats into cities and agricultural lands, are expected to affect phenological plasticity, for example due to loss of reliability of environmen...

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DOI: 10.32942/x2fg74

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